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Live starting : Type : Pièce d’essai Dupré d’avers de 5 centimes petit module
Date: (1870)
Date: n.d.
Quantity minted : ---
Metal : bronzed tin
Diameter : 25 mm
Orientation dies : 12 h.
Weight : 7,02 g.
Edge : lisse
Rarity : R3
Catalogue references :
Obverse
Obverse legend : RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE.
Obverse description : Tête de la République aux cheveux longs à gauche, drapée et coiffée d'un bonnet phrygien. Une étoile sous le buste.
Reverse
Reverse legend : PIECE / D'ESSAI.
Commentary
C’est la première fois que nous proposons cet essai à la vente !
Exemplaire en frappe médaille. Voir p.860 de l’ouvrage “Le Franc d’Augustin Dupré” de Philippe Théret et Xavier Bourbon : un exemplaire répertorié, mais en billon et sans étoile.
This is the first time we've offered this trial strike for sale! It's a medal-struck example. See p. 860 of the book “Le Franc d'Augustin Dupré” by Philippe Théret and Xavier Bourbon: a recorded example, but in billon and without a star.
Exemplaire en frappe médaille. Voir p.860 de l’ouvrage “Le Franc d’Augustin Dupré” de Philippe Théret et Xavier Bourbon : un exemplaire répertorié, mais en billon et sans étoile.
This is the first time we've offered this trial strike for sale! It's a medal-struck example. See p. 860 of the book “Le Franc d'Augustin Dupré” by Philippe Théret and Xavier Bourbon: a recorded example, but in billon and without a star.
Historical background
GOUVERNEMENT DE LA DÉFENSE NATIONALE
(4/09/1870-13/02/1871)
The Republic was proclaimed on September 4, 1870 with the forfeiture of Napoleon III and his dynasty. A National Defense government is set up, chaired by General Trochu, Governor of Paris and made up of moderate Republicans. The war continues and intensifies while the government takes refuge in Paris besieged by the Prussians. A delegation withdrew to Tours. Gambetta joined it in a balloon on October 2, 1870. But this resistance remained in vain and extended the misery, notably provoking popular movements in Paris in October. In January 1871, the National Defense government had to accept Bismarck's conditions. Paris capitulates, a National Assembly is elected to ratify the peace treaty, the armistice is signed. Elections were held on February 8 and brought to power a majority of conservative notables who met for the first time in Bordeaux on February 13, 1871. The government of National Defense then gave him his powers..
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